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Fix typos in examples #57

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Expand Up @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ To represent this in SQL, `__key` is a magic column. When developers use
`sendKey=true` in their applications, the `__key` column will
reflect the _userKey_ that is saved with any write operation. Otherwise, it
will appear to be NULL, but each row still has a distinct object identifier,
the Aerospike record's _diget_ (see the
the Aerospike record's _digest_ (see the
[Glossary](https://www.aerospike.com/docs/guide/glossary.html)). The Aerospike
JDBC driver always sends the primary key.

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Since Aerospike is schemaless, the data browser may need to be refreshed for it
to pick up the new _extra_ column.

Aerospike columns (bins) can be dropped by assinging a `NULL` to them.
Aerospike columns (bins) can be dropped by assigning a `NULL` to them.

```sql
UPDATE port_list SET extra=NULL;
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